> > That looks like a tuple which contains five strings.
> The original choice looks like this when I print it:
>
> print(choice)
> ('ksals', '', 'alsdkfj', '3', '')
Based on the print statement, choice is a tuple or a string.
try doing `print(type(choice))`. On the assumption it is a
tuple and not a string you can convert it by doing:
choice = list(choice)
If it actually is a string I would do:
choice = list( ast.literal_eval( choice ) )
Ramit
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